> Bonus points for optionally handing out a /48 as > recommended so that docker containers can be allocated /64's. A believe that currently a /48 is recomme

> Bonus points for optionally handing out a /48 as > recommended so that docker containers can be allocated /64's. A believe that currently a /48 is recommended for "larger" end networks (65K subnets), not for end systems or "home networks"[1] where a /56 is recommended. Would docker instances each need unique subnets? I think a /56 would be sufficient (256 subnets, 4.7×10^21 addresses), maybe even "just" a /64, if docker instances could share the same subnet. [1]: https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc6177 https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc6177